Redhawk Caldera i've been spinnin' for so long, now i guess i'm spun

Life had settled into a comfortable routine for more than just their anti-social little Corvidae.  Fin was quite a regular fixture at the Redleaf-Disarinno household.  With the firebirds beginning to explore the world outside of their den, there had never been a more exciting time to witness their growth.  And then there was Elwood, who Fin - simply put - just could not get enough of.


Which was great and all, but..

With the weather warming considerably, it felt as though Winter's cold fingers had finally relinquished their grip.  And that meant it was time for Finley's wanderlust to rear its vicious head.  The beta had spent much of her day posing as the pups' jungle gym and now that the day was ending, she found herself wanting to do something more.  It had been quite a while since she'd picked a fight with a bear or played chicken with an angry moose.  Something about being both a godmother and a girlfriend thing made her feel like she ought to be more responsible with her well-being.  The urges were still there, however, and thus she sought alternative outlets for those urges.

When she came upon Magpie, she didn't approach the girl with any sort of hope that maybe she help to expend some of Fin's pent up restlessness.  There was always the hope that might just end up happening, but the only thing in her mind as she stepped towards her was the last time they'd spoken when she'd apologized for being a little toerag on their trip to the Sunspire.  And so, she felt free to plopped down upon the shore a few feet away from her, gazing out across the water at the little island in the very center.

"I'm so pissed the water never froze hard enough for me to walk to that island," Fin commented, feeling little need to do to the whole 'hi how are you what's up omg the weather' dance.